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Women in every level of womanhood who fears God (Proverbs 31 :30).

13/12/2025

Your pastor’s wife is not your rival.
She is not competing with you — she is carrying a calling.
Maturity learns. Immaturity compares.
Honor the weight she carries. 🤍
Comparison creates rivalry where none exists.
Your pastor’s wife is simply walking in the assignment God gave her.
Celebrate, don’t compete.
Grace looks good on you.

.womenmatters

12/12/2025

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Chia seeds: Rich in fiber and omega-3 fatty acids. They keep you full longer, helping with weight management, and support milk production for breastfeeding mothers.
Yogurt: Contains probiotics which promote gut health, improve digestion, and help regulate appetite.
Banana: Packed with potassium and natural energy. Helps maintain healthy blood pressure.
Nuts: Healthy fats and protein provide sustained energy, promote satiety, and support milk quality in breastfeeding.
Granola: Adds fiber and crunch, helping with digestive health and keeping you feeling full longer, which can aid weight control.
Boiled egg (optional): Excellent source of protein and choline, which supports milk production and infant brain development.

10/12/2025

Some women share details with their pastors that should never leave a private journal.

Every month, a grown woman is reporting,
“Pastor, my period just started,”
“Pastor, I’m ovulating,”
“Pastor, the urges are too much,”
“Pastor, pray for my cramps.”

Why exactly does a man, married or not, need to know the daily calendar of your reproductive system?

These are conversations meant for a female mentor, a women’s leader, a pastor’s wife, a mother-figure in the faith… not the man who is already carrying the emotional and spiritual weight of an entire congregation.

And let’s be honest with ourselves:
Some ladies avoid the pastor’s wife not because she is unkind, but because they don’t want any barrier between themselves and the pastor they’ve grown emotionally attached to.

This is why a few women vanish from a church the moment the pastor announces he’s engaged. It shows their commitment wasn’t to God. Their loyalty wasn’t to the ministry. They were only enjoying an emotional connection masked as “seeking counsel.”

And yes, pastors who cross boundaries are wrong. No excuse.

Pastors are human. Not spirits. Not robots.
Their emotions can be stirred.
That’s why modesty and boundaries exist, not to oppress you, but to protect everyone from unnecessary temptation.

Members, guard and pray for your pastor.
Pastors, guard and pray for the flocks.

Stop seeking emotional closeness under the disguise of spirituality.
Stop creating unnecessary intimacy with a man who is meant to guide you.

Your pastor’s wife is not your rival (Topic for another day😁)
She is your spiritual covering. Respect the structure God put in place.
If you need help with deeply personal, woman-to-woman issues, go to the people assigned for that role.

Protect your leader.
Protect your own heart.
Protect the integrity of the spiritual space you belong to.

Let's practice maturity and genuine Christianity.
Let's keep the spiritual environment healthy, safe and respectful.
Peace and love 😉😄

07/12/2025

I receive Grace for this journey😁

04/12/2025

Let's not forget the reason for the season 📌
CHRISTmas

02/12/2025

ONIONS are rich in antioxidants and sulfur compounds that help loosen mucus, calm inflammation, and open up the airways. They’re especially helpful for chest congestion and coughs.

RADISH is known for clearing the respiratory passages. It helps break down thick mucus, reduces throat irritation, and supports better breathing, especially during colds.

GARLIC is a powerful natural antibiotic. It fights off viruses and bacteria, boosts immunity, and reduces the severity of cough and sore throat. Its allicin content helps your body recover faster.

And HONEY isn’t just for sweetness, it coats the throat, reduces irritation, soothes nighttime coughing, and has natural antibacterial properties. When you let the chopped ingredients sit in honey for hours, the honey absorbs their healing juices, making it even more potent.

After soaking, take a spoonful whenever your throat needs soothing.

Natural, simple, and perfect for this flu season.

30/11/2025

This is for you.

Have a blessed week.

22/11/2025

If you’re weary, strengthen your faith.
If you’re lukewarm, rekindle the fire.
If you’ve drifted, this is the time to come back.

Live ready. He’s coming. ✨
Maranatha — Come, Lord Jesus.

21/11/2025

A productive Godly woman is not powered by pressure . She is powered by grace.
She plans with wisdom, works with purpose, and rests with confidence because she knows God is her source.

Every day becomes meaningful when you invite God into your schedule, your goals, and your mind.
You don’t have to rush. You don’t have to compare.
Just stay aligned, stay intentional, and stay anchored in Christ.

✨ God goes before you.
✨ The Holy Spirit guides you.
✨ Excellence is your portion.

20/11/2025

I miss when the news used to show things that made us laugh.

I missed when they showed what different states were producing, like the groundnut pyramids in Kano, or the fresh fruits and tomatoes from Jos.

I miss when states actually lived up to their slogans.

I miss seeing our culture, our traditions, tales by moonlight, and even news about the president actually doing something good. Fuel prizes going down, small victories here and there. When the news channel showed super stories that has lots of lessons, fashion, food.

I miss the sound of kids playing outside because life was simple and peaceful.

I miss the fresh air and the hope we had for the future.

I miss when we happily sang "Nigeria yi ti gbogbo wan ni, ko ma gbodo baje..." Meaning, "This Nigeria is for us all, it must not spoil"
Not this fear, deaths, threats of war, and dead dreams.

I just miss the Nigeria that gave us reasons to smile.

18/11/2025

Dear Moms,

I want to remind you of something important today: your rest matters.

In the midst of sleepless nights, endless diaper changes, chores, and trying to do it all perfectly, it’s easy to forget that you need care too.
Rest is not a luxury, IT IS A NECESSITY. Your body, mind, and heart all need moments to pause, breathe, and recharge.

It’s also okay (more than okay) to ask for help. Whether it’s your partner, a family member, or a dear and trusted friend, letting someone share the load does not make you less. In fact, recognizing when you need support is a sign of strength, not weakness.

Being a mom does not mean you must carry everything alone. Your well-being matters. Your mental and physical health matter. When you allow yourself rest and accept help, you are giving the best version of yourself to your child and family. 💕

So today, I encourage you: pause, breathe, and ask for help if you need it. You are not alone, you are doing enough, and you deserve care just as much as you give it to everyone else.

With love from a fellow Mom navigating this season 🫶

17/11/2025

They say, “Sleep when the baby sleeps.” 😴

Honestly… who made that rule? I’d like to have a word with them.

Here’s the truth: when the baby finally drifts off, my mom brain goes into overdrive. Ideas pop up, tasks whisper my name, messages need replying… It’s like my mind suddenly says, “No rest for the weary!”🤪

But let me be real: I don’t have to tackle mountains of laundry (thank goodness for the washing machine 🙌), and I’m lucky to have a super supportive husband who helps keep things afloat (Love you, Babe😘). Still, even with help, there’s this tiny urge to do all other things the moment the house is quiet.

And here’s my gentle advice to fellow moms: it’s okay to pause. It’s okay to let some tasks wait. The dishes can wait. That laundry can wait. Even just 30–45 minutes of actual rest while the baby sleeps will recharge you more than all the ticking tasks ever will. 🫶

The truth is, the best time to rest might actually be when the baby sleeps even though its not always feasible and not as easy as it's been said. Your body, your mind, your spirit… they all need it. Because a well-rested mom is a happier, healthier mom and that benefits everyone, including your little one. 💕

So yes, get things done if you must, but remember: rest is not a luxury, it’s survival. Take it, cherish it, and don’t feel guilty. You’re doing enough, even in those quiet moments. ✨

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